🔔 VIMOV Set of 2 Pet Training Bells for Improved Potty Training and Communication Review

I love this bell it's very easy for my pup to touch the ring. He lets me know he wants to go to the bathroom. Very convenient.

My dog started FAST (one day) and now uses the bell every day to let her know what she wants. Sometimes I have to pick it up off the ground or it will fly away. I use one bell for food/snacks, the other by the door so she can go outside.

Work! I bought these for my 3 month old beagle pup hoping they would work but not sure as beagle training can be difficult. We started tapping on it every time we let go of it. Then she let it tap as we let her out. Now she knocks on it and sits by the door waiting to be let out.

Perfect fit for my dog! The bell ringing mechanism is wide enough to be easily activated. Touching something is a natural behavior, so he picked up the concept almost immediately! I tried one of the hanging bells first, but he wasn't used to touching anything in the air. Switching to them was a good decision.

We introduced this to our pup when he was 11 weeks old. While it's very easy to use and reasonably sensitive to its paw, we had minimal expectations of it just because it was so small. We were shocked when just 12 hours later he started using it himself to induce a potty break. It's been two weeks and he hasn't had a toilet accident in his house since! The best invention!

These bells are just what you need if you have a smart dog and want to go crazy! The nugget learned to "ring" in about 20 minutes. Now she invents her own rules for using them. The only pros and cons are that they aren't very loud, and if your pup's paw is covered in hair, the sound is often muffled, so it can be a problem misinterpreting it as "let me out, I need to pee." ” signal to use . The Nugget solved this problem by learning to hit him repeatedly like Don Carlo from Breaking Bad.

Haven't been able to teach my dog to use these yet but they seem to be good quality and come with a rubber insert on the bottom to keep your dog from sliding on them. around the floor. My only comment: I don't know why one rubber ring was red when the other was black and the bells had black paws. UPDATE: I was able to teach my dog to ring the doorbell when he's in front of the door to go outside. I'm glad I didn't buy bells to hang on my door. I didn't want to listen to them every time someone…

At first our 3 year old golden retriever was afraid of the bell. By the end of the night she was ok with that and ready to fondle him. It just took a lot of treats and patience. And now she's going to fondle him on command. Then she might do it to let us know she needs something. We really enjoy this as a fun learning tool. Looking at her paw is so cute! If she ever gets into that in the future, we can just take her with us and tell her that the end result (like going outside or maybe getting a

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